@Austin_James74 My boss reached his fist towards mine for knucks. I misread the situation and thought he was extending an imaginary microphone. I leaned over his fist and said, “Hello there.”
@LifeTime_Life making new mom life hard. an infant is spendy: plus i can’t attend group classes b/c staff won’t let my non LT husband pick up baby from child care even w/ a parental agreement. W/ the open infant spots, I leave my classes 30 min early: why even bother with LT
I think it’s the weirdest thing to say someone “lost their battle with cancer” Apply that to any other disease and it sounds weird. “Carl lost his battle with his atherosclerosis.”
Vigorous exercise causes muscles to produce lactate - which crosses the blood-brain barrier and is a messenger for the brain to produce neurotrophic factors like BDNF.
BDNF is like a youth elixir for the brain and the signal that activates it is lactate from high-intensity exercise.
If you want to bathe your brain in BDNF - vigorous-intensity exercise is one of the best ways to do it.
Favorite things civilians say to me because I’m a nurse:
1: Your work must be very rewarding.
Rewarding to whom? Hospital admin? Pharma-insurance? Yes, then.
2: You only work 3 days a week? What do you do with the rest of your time?
I recover.
Love talking nutrition with people until I figure out theyre vegan—then it gets awkward.
Oops, not that kind of nutrition. I like my protein from meat.
Aromatherapy during sleep increases cognitive capacity by 226% in older adults, an effect thought to be mediated by improved integrity of the prefrontal cortex's uncinate fasciculus, a pathway directly linked to memory.
An interesting, but small study:
https://t.co/LgQcrZeVid
Millennials are trying so hard to not be themselves. Using phrases like “my era” and vigorously replacing their side parts with straight down the middle.